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What is it about nuts that may help those with metabolic syndrome?/Dr. John Briffa

What is it about nuts that may help those with metabolic syndrome?/Dr. John Briffa

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What is it about nuts that may help those with metabolic syndrome?/Dr. John Briffa

Metabolic syndrome is a term used to describe a constellation of supposed risk factors for disease including excess weight around the midriff (abdominal obesity), raised blood pressure, raised levels of blood fats known as triglycerides and raised blood sugar. The condition is associated with an enhanced risk of cardiovascular disease (heart disease and stroke) as [...]

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